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Fig 1.

The location of the study area in Hadiya zone, Ethiopia.

The shape files were accessed from open data sources of the open AFRICA https://open.africa/dataset/africa-shapefiles), http://geoportal.icpac.net/layers/geonode%3Aafr_g2014_2013_0 (Open access).

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Fig 2.

Photographic documentation of the studied avocado cultivars during fruit sample collection.

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Table 1.

Summary of volume, and fruit size characteristics of five avocado cultivars.

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Fig 3.

Fruit volume as a function of fruit length, diameter, and regression of fruit diameter as a function of fruit length.

On Fig 3, the letter E, F, H, N, R and M refers Ettinger, Fuerte, Hass, Nabal, Reed and Mixed cultivar data.

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Table 2.

Equations and goodness-of-fit performance statistics for estimating avocado fruit volume of five different cultivars and multiple cultivars grown in Limo district, Hadiya, zone.

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Fig 4.

Relationships between FV and FD (left panel) and corresponding residual plots (right). Figs A-F refers Ettinger (A), Fuerte (B), Hass (C), Nabal (D), Reed (E) and Mixed species (F).

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Fig 5.

Relationship between estimated and measured fruit volume of the 12 cross-validation test fruits.

Circles are the volume estimates calculated using the full data set equations and the crosses are the estimates calculated using the cross-validation training dataset equations. On Fig 5, the letter E, F, H, N, R and M refers Ettinger, Fuerte, Hass, Nabal, Reed and Mixed cultivar data.

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